A VHDL-AMS Library of Hierarchical Optoelectronic Device Models

Mieyeville, Fabien; Brière, M.; O’Connor, Ian; Gaffiot, F.; Jacquemod, G.

doi:10.1007/1-4020-7991-5_12

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“…In the last decade, several works dealing with photodiode models in HDL have been published. In [55] some models for optoelectronic devices are presented, including one for a commercial high speed InGaAs PIN photodiode in VHDL-AMS. Although the mathematical expressions are not reported, this work constitutes a good example of the HDLs potential.…”

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A Review of CMOS Photodiode Modeling and the Role of the Lateral Photoresponse

Blanco-Filgueira

López

Roldán

2016

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices

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CMOS photodiodes are the primary photosensing devices used in nowadays solid-state image sensors. A review of significative CMOS photodiodes models that can be found in the literature of the last years is presented here. We have focused on photodiodes current models in one, two and three dimensions, and we have paid special attention to lateral current components. Lateral collection, particularly for small photodiodes fabricated in deep submicron technologies, has been shown to be of utmost importance. Finally, several models to account for crosstalk effects are also described.

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Section: D Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of CMOS Photodiode Modeling and the Role of the Lateral Photoresponse

Blanco-Filgueira

López

Roldán

2016

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices

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“…In Ref. [2] a collection of models for optoelectronic devices is presented, including a model for a high speed InGaAs PIN photodiode in VHDL-AMS. Although the photodiode model is based on a commercial device and the mathematical expressions are not given, the work is a good example of the HDLs potential.…”

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confidence: 99%